To:THE MOSCOW COMMITTEE OF THE R.S.D.L.P.

Written:Written November 29, 1904Published:First published April 21, 1963, in the newspaperPravdaNo. 95.

      Sent from Geneva.

      Printed from a copy in Krupskaya’s.Source:Lenin
	  Collected Works,

      Progress Publishers,[1977],

      Moscow,Volume 43,

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Moscow, 29/XI.

DearComrades,

Yourresolution received. Thanks for the promised
support.[1]Please let us know how things stand in the committee. Will
this address do for letters?  We are not sure, and hence are writing
briefly although there is much to write
about.[2]Acknowledge receipt of this at once.

Withcomradely greetings,Lenin

[1]Inthe resolution referred to, adopted in the autumn of 1904, the
Moscow Committee of the R.S.D.L.P. voiced its full support of Lenin’s views
and wholly endorsed his work towards the “creation of a really strong
proletarian party”, and promised him every assistance in organising a
publishing house of Bolshevik literature.

[2]Manymembers of the Moscow Party organisation were arrested in the
summer and autumn of 1904. Because of this, Lenin feared that the
clandestine address of the Moscow Committee he had might be known to the
police and the letter might fall into their hands.